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F7 From Second Reich to Third Reich - The Student Room

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Access <strong>to</strong> His<strong>to</strong>ry Online Edexcel Unit 1 – <strong>F7</strong> <strong>From</strong> <strong>Second</strong> <strong>Reich</strong> <strong>to</strong> <strong>Third</strong> <strong>Reich</strong>:Germany, 1918–45countriesProposals for mass emigration of JewsGovernment takes control of wages and prices in someareas1935 All textbooks in schools have <strong>to</strong> be approved by the NaziPartyEducation Minister Rust announces the formulation ofNational Institutes of Education (NAPOLAs) for boys aged10-18 who show promise <strong>to</strong> develop as leadersLaw for the Protection of German Blood and GermanHonour. This forbids mixed marriages and sexualrelationships between Aryans and Jews<strong>Reich</strong> Citizenship Law. Jews are no longer recognised asGerman citizensMarriage Law requires certificate of ‘fitness <strong>to</strong> marry’RAD – <strong>Reich</strong>sarbeitsdienst – makes six-month labourservice compulsory for all men aged 19-25RAD six-month labour service extended <strong>to</strong> womenSeptember Nuremburg Laws in response <strong>to</strong> growing unofficialattacks on JewsLaw for the Protections of the Genetic Health of GermanPeople. This leads <strong>to</strong> the League for the Propagation ofRacial Knowledge setting up centres where people canreassure themselves that they are Aryan and be issuedwith a certificate <strong>to</strong> prove this prior <strong>to</strong> marriageConscription introduced for men aged 18–25 who have<strong>to</strong> do a compulsory two years’ military serviceFarm prices kept above market levels1936 30% of teachers are member of the Nazi PartyTeachers are pressurised <strong>to</strong> join the National SocialistTeachers’ League (NSLB)NSLB encourages teachers not <strong>to</strong> teach religionPhysical Education greatly emphasised with at least twohours a day in the curriculumPope criticises racism within Nazi regime and theencouragement of Führer worship within GermanyJune Confessional pas<strong>to</strong>rs criticise Nazi ideology and policies.Many are sent <strong>to</strong> concentration camps, including MartinNiemöllerSeptember Göring put in charge of Office of the Four-Year Plan.Germany begins <strong>to</strong> prepare for war. Autarky isintroduced with the expansion of domestic productionand developing substitutes. Rearmament programme isexpanded. However, not all businesses are supportive ofthe idea of AutarkyAll other youth organisations are banned andmembership of Hitler Jugend becomes compulsoryWomen judges dismissed from jobs<strong>Reich</strong> Central Office for Combating of Homosexuality andAbortionAnti-Jewish signs removed for Berlin Olympic GamesHimmler in charge of Jewish emigration© Hodder Education 2010. This material may be downloaded and copied free ofcharge, but only for distribution within the subscribing institution.

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